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This company ripped me off for 2 drones....both were defective, lost one that sunk (was designed as a water drone, should never have just sunk), the other had flight issues and crashed. They promised to fix the first one but after sending it in they want $400 to repair it and $80 to ship it back...it costs $20 to ship one of these, not $80! now I'm out 2K with nothing to show for it!
I bought the drone two weeks later and it was not send. The shipment was supposed to be the day after the purchase. I opened the chargeback case
As a result, I lost a lot of time
Don’t use this company if you want to get something
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